Why I keep building things
Why this site exists, what kind of tools I build, and how I want to write about AI, automation, privacy, and technical B2B work without pretending the work is simpler than it is.
Articles and working notes on building software, working with information and using AI in practice.
Why this site exists, what kind of tools I build, and how I want to write about AI, automation, privacy, and technical B2B work without pretending the work is simpler than it is.
An industrial-automation sales inquiry is the starting point for an AI-assisted research tool that helps turn public information into better preparation and more relevant customer support.
A Morse lesson offers a simple starting point for combining language models with tested software in practical business workflows.
An experimental tool for replacing sensitive details, preserving useful context and preparing industrial sales inquiries for review and further automation.
Ideas and working experiments I’m developing around real problems in technical sales, information work and practical AI. Some may become public tools; others are still being tested and refined.
Exploring how a structured conversation guide can help keep technical discovery calls focused while preserving the information that matters afterward.
Exploring a practical way to examine recurring customer inquiries and identify where software could help, and where human judgment should remain in control.
Exploring how information gathered across emails, calls and early customer interactions could become useful account knowledge instead of disappearing into notes and inbox history.